How arduous is that for non developers? Is this something a regular non-technical person can do?

Glad there is a workaround, I'm mostly curious how likely it is to be used.

What are folks doing in those cases? Where I live you can't get a mortgage if you don't have proof of insurance and until your loan to value in hits a certain amount the bank basically manages the policy.

I think the trouble is that many people that need the reliable 7k car, also need the road trip capabilities because that's their main mode of using their time off, because owning two cars and/or flying are out of the price range for folks that need a 7k car.

Until that's solved by better charge infrastructure or better range (or both) EVs aren't a good candidate for those folks and they're a sizeable part of the market.

Not sure I follow. I would definitely enjoy a return to user serviceable devices, including a removable battery compartment. The phones that offer these capabilities are few and far between and often involve unacceptable tradeoffs on other features.

Agree on the wallet front. It's good cases are available for folks that want them, I just see a lot of folks with cases and broken phones anyway, so for me it feels like a false sense of security.

It's a risk. 🤷‍♂️ I prefer to be self insured and manage my own risk.

I see plenty of folks with cases running around with cracked screens, so it's not a guaranteed safe approach.

I don't think we should have to accept toxic behavior or content on facilitate discussions.

Perhaps the problem is that many folks are quick to label anything they don't immediately understand or agree with as toxic, and if that's what you mean I agree we need less of that.

You can easily migrate custom domain that to proton for email, calendar, and drive. What you'll struggle with is docs and sheets.

They aren't cheap, but I have been very happy with pens from tactile turn. They have a newer aluminum line that are a bit more affordable, and they all take regular pen refills.

I have a few cartridge pens which are nice but the tactile turn pens are a better balance of convenience for me.

Have you met an average Internet user? It certainly might.

Is that split screen on a PC for local coop? How does that work exactly? two keyboards and two mice? Or what?

That's exactly what happened to me too. It was in the background until something disrupted my status quo and then there was no looking back.